There is something about the laundry robot claims that makes me bitingly frustrated. Of course it can't fold a shirt; we don't even have a robot that can sew a shirt yet. The garment industry rests fully on the shoulders of humans who can push two pieces of cloth through a serger over and over.

It's always the birds. One that particularly struck me was the recording of a loon used for generic French birdsong in "1917." I sat up in my chair like I'd heard my activation code.

I loved how the movie kept having one actor say out loud the thing that you understood from another actor's performance.

Being able to set multiple timers on my phone has been a game changer, but still not as reliable as having a member of the household track me down to ask why the stove is beeping.

90% of the video: it's silly, but you do you.
That fucking match cup: no, no no no. They tell you to close the match book before you strike FOR A REASON!

It's Hamilton again.

I don't know if Scott is still looking for anime recs, but see "Tokyo Godfathers". Satoshi Kon was a generational talent; all four of his movies are bangers, but I think "Tokyo Godfathers" is the most accessible.

86, and my bean has a chair and a desk.
It's been surprisingly useful for watching subtitled shows.

Anno-san grabs you by the hand, looks you in the eye, and says, "No, *we're* working through some stuff."

I had a joke about Argus, but eye forgot it.

POV: you're a docent at the museum at Whitefish Point.

Look, Neptune is going to get sacrifices whether they're given or taken. Honestly, we're getting off easy

Feh.

What about the gambling app ads?
Actually, if you have an axe to grind with true-crime podcasts you could do a hat trick.